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One-click device for rapid visualization and extraction of latent evidence through multi-moding light source
Xuejun Zhao1, Nengbin Cai2, Xiaochun Huang3
1Shanghai Key Laboratory of Crime Scene Evidence, Shanghai Research Institute of Criminal Science and Technology, Shanghai, 200083, China.
Abstract:
Visualizing latent evidence at a crime scene has gained popularity in the field of forensic science during the past few years. Thus, this study designs and develops a one-click device for the rapid visualization and extraction of latent evidence through multimodal light source integration and light-guiding technology. Our device exhibits multispectral and angle timing functions for storing the captured evidence images. Furthermore, the geometric registration, feature extraction, feature optimization, and feature integration of the evidence images are processed by a backend system, and the images are then presented. Overall, this study enhances the standard and the technical content of evidence extraction and simplifies the evidence extraction process. In addition to the rapid handling of the scenes captured at a crime scene, the one-click device has other notable advantages, such as fast imaging, portability, being independent of the environmental conditions and the operator's technical capabilities, and zero pollution to ensure the repeatability of material evidence extraction. Compared with the original optical forensics equipment, the spectrum and angle of our system are more extensive.
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